Ferrier Leads Masters at Halfway Mark in Augusta
The Masters at Augusta, led by Jim Ferrier with a 137 at halfway, as Hogan, Demaret and Picard chase amid unfriendly weather. Ferrier’s 83 and 70 rounds pace the field, with Hogan posting birdie bursts and Demaret matching pace on a breezy day.
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Dodgers rout Atlanta in exhibition win on Hatten nine innings
Joe Hatten threw nine innings for Brooklyn in an exhibition victory over Atlanta as the Dodgers beat the Crackers 9 to 4. Furillo led Brooklyn with two triples and two singles, his club taking advantage of early errors by Atlanta to build a lead that stood despite a late challenge.
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Leafs Wings To Decide Cup Finalist Over Weekend
The Toronto Maple Leafs and Detroit Red Wings contest the Stanley Cup semi finals, with a potential game six winner forcing a seventh game in Detroit to decide who advances to face the New York Rangers.
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Baksi Stops Reynolds In Seventh For Comeback Bid
New York’s Baksi, a 5 to 1 favorite, stops Bernie Reynolds at St. Nicholas Arena in the seventh round of a ten round feature bout. Baksi weighed 217 to Reynolds 186, and the ex coal miner floored Reynolds multiple times until the finish as 2,812 fans paid $6,587.
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Bosox Lack Reserves For Pennant
Boston Red Sox face a weak bullpen and slow starts that may cost them the pennant despite top talent. Manager Joe McCarthy adds relievers Charlie Schanz and Gordon Mueller while relying on Parnell Kinder as core starters. The club’s bench and rotation show gaps, with injuries and form troubling veterans like Kinder and McDermott as spring work continues.
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Nap Reyes Beats Gints In Tegwar Season Double Play
In Shreveport, Nap Reyes of Havana hit a homer and a double play sparked by a mis-hit ball. Manager Leo Durocher questioned Reyes on his location and Reyes replied he hit right in Tegwar season. The exchange shows Reyes joking about wrong-field hitting and coach discipline.
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Bowling Alley Score Sheet and Roster Fragments
Fragmented OCR lists bowlers, scores, and positions across teams Behr Manning Bears and DeMento Women. Names include Frank Yeshin Bill Roberts Al Mlock Hugh Castle and many others with partial scores and references to Maryland and local players. The text mixes game results rosters, innings, and fielding notes with erased lines and OCR errors.
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Drivers State Drill For This Afternoon
The Weyer A-Star will warrant this afement at Gror PeAL Manager Maris Dexer requests all candidates to report at 2 o'clock. Another practice season is scheduled for next Saturday and Sunday afternoons of the same time.
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Toronto seeks fourth straight Stanley Cup title in series opener loss
Toronto, pursuing a record fourth consecutive Stanley Cup, won game one 5 0 and games three and five 2 0. Detroit took games two and four, 3 1 and 2 1 in overtime. Coach Tommy Ivan notes injuries to Jimmy Peters and Pete Bahando, while Walter Turk Broda anchors Toronto defense as he nears age 36.
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Stalcup Declines Michigan State Offer for Missouri Coach Return
Sparky Stalcup said he will remain at the University of Missouri as basketball coach and has rejected the offer from Michigan State College. He telephoned Ralph E. Young, Michigan State's athletics director, to announce his decision.
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